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Baltic and Nordic K-12 Teacher Perspectives on Computational Thinking and Computingools in Sweden, Finland and Lithuania. The study was conducted as part of a NordForsk funded project to explore how Computing Education Research in the Universities can help the development of teacher training and K-12 curriculum and teaching practices. The study found that many teachers are already

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Identifying Students’ Misconceptions on Basic Algorithmic Concepts Through Flowchart Analysisntroduced. This approach uses student-generated flowcharts as the units of analysis and examines them against plan composition and construct-based programming problems to identify students’ misconceptions. In this study, 102 flowcharts, generated by 50 students in two informatics classes in the Neth

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Juraj Hromkovi?,Regula Lachere emphasis is on the critical point and on phase transitions. Hence a modest acquaintance with the two-dimensional equilibrium Ising problem is assumed. The Ising problem is dealt with in almost any statistical mechanics text for physicists. However, the number of exact analytical results is rather

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Onni Aarne,Petrus Peltola,Antti Leinonen,Juho Leinonen,Arto Hellase emphasis is on the critical point and on phase transitions. Hence a modest acquaintance with the two-dimensional equilibrium Ising problem is assumed. The Ising problem is dealt with in almost any statistical mechanics text for physicists. However, the number of exact analytical results is rather

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Petra Kastl,Oliver Krisch,Ralf Romeikef the chemical constitution of biological systems, the manner in which information was trans- mitted from one organism to another, or the extent to which the chemical basis of life is unified. The picture today is dramatically different. We have an almost bewildering variety of information detailing

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l Fischer in 1894. Fischer discovered that some enzymes can distinguish between two closely related substrates, such as two stereoisomeric sugars. On this basis he formulated the “l(fā)ock and key” model which hypothesizes that enzymes have specific sites that can accommodate ligands which have a .. The